JPS5821436Y2 - portable kimono case - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention stores the tatami paper wrapped in the kimono folded in the normal way of folding a kimono in a case, and even if the case is carried vertically, the kimono will not move within the case. The present invention relates to a portable kimono case that does not cause the kimono to lose its shape at all, and does not cause the kimono to wrinkle because it does not fold the kimono in half.

The conventional portable kimono cases that are generally rectangular in shape and consist of a main body and a lid with a shallow height are made of tatami paper wrapped around a kimono that has been folded using the normal kimono folding method. After storing the case inside the main body, the lid was fitted onto the main body, and the outside of the case was appropriately tied with a string, so that the case was carried vertically for convenient portability.

Because the case is carried vertically in this way, the kimono moves inside the case and loses its shape, making it extremely inappropriate as a case.Furthermore, the case must be tied up with string each time. This required a lot of effort for packaging.

In addition, as a portable kimono case, the overall shape is smaller than the previous case, and the kimono hanger is equipped with a rod inside, and the kimono hanger is folded in two on the rod. This case was also unsuitable for carrying the kimono for long periods of time, as the folded part of the kimono would wrinkle.

However, according to the present invention, the disadvantages of the conventional portable kimono cases as described above can be overcome, and a suitable portable kimono case can be provided. Then, it is as follows.

There are short intervals a on the upper and lower sides, and on the left and right outer sides of the left and right side plates 3, which are formed symmetrically around the bending line 2 formed in the center of the case body 1 made of cardboard or the like.
The upper and lower presser pieces 5 and the left and right side presser pieces 5' are integrally formed through two parallel bending lines 4 and 4', and the upper and lower presser pieces 5 , diagonal bending lines 6, 6' are formed on the outer corner portions of the left and right presser pieces 5', respectively, and the upper and lower presser pieces 5 are formed with diagonal bending lines 6, 6' at the portions near the corners of the outer edges 5a of the upper and lower presser pieces 5. , an insertion piece 7 is integrally formed with the lower pressing piece 5 via a bending line 8, and a notch 9 is provided at the base of the insertion piece 7, and a notch 9 is provided in the outer corner portion of the left and right pressing pieces 5'. An insertion hole 10 is provided, and cut lines 11 are provided on the left and right side plates 3 near the approximate center of the bend line 2 on three inside sides, top and bottom, left and right, and a bend line 12 is formed on the outside of the cut line 11. The part surrounded by the cut line 11 and the bend line 12 is used as an inner presser piece 13, and the inner presser piece 13 is bent inward from the bend line 12,
This part is used as a hole 14 for a handhold, and a strap 15 and a stopper 16 are provided on the outer side of the left and right side plates 3, respectively, in a portable kimono case.

When storing and carrying a kimono in the case body 1 of the present invention, first open the case body 1 as shown in FIG.
A tatami paper 23 wrapped with a kimono folded in a normal kimono folding manner is stored in one or both of the inner surfaces of the left and right side plates 3.

In this case, when storing the tatami paper 23 on the inner surface of the right side panel 3, the tatami paper 23 is positioned on the inner surface of the right side panel 3 within the folding lines 4 provided on the upper and lower right sides of the right side panel 3, and , place the inner presser piece 13 within the bending line 12, and then, as shown in FIG. 5, bend the right side presser piece 5' inward from the two bending lines 4, 4'. Press the outside part of the tatami paper 23, then press the top, flat presser piece 5
Fold inward from the two folding lines 4 and 4' and press the upper and lower parts of the tatami paper 23, and insert the upper and lower presser pieces into the insertion holes 10 provided in the outer corners of the right side presser piece 5'. Insert the insert piece 7 formed integrally with the upper and lower presser pieces 5 through the bending line 8 at a portion near the corner of the outer edge 5a of the insert piece 5, and insert the insert piece 7 into the notch provided at the base of the insert piece 7. The portion 9 is engaged with the insertion hole 10.

In this case, diagonal bending lines 6, 6' are formed on the outer corner portions of the upper and lower presser pieces 5 and the right presser piece 5', and on the three outer sides of the upper and lower right sides of the right side plate 3. Since two parallel folding lines 4 and 4' are formed with a short distance a, even if the tatami paper 23 is somewhat thick due to the thickness of the kimono, the upper and lower presser pieces 5 and the right side presser piece 5' prevents the kimono from being pressed too hard.

Next, the inner presser piece 13 is bent inward at the bending line 12 to press the inner part of the tatami paper 23. By doing this, the four sides of the tatami paper 23 are pressed, and therefore, Fold the left and right side plates 3 along the bend line 2.
Fold inward around the center and attach the stopper string 15 to the stopper 16.
2.3.4 to prevent the left and right side plates 3 from opening, and furthermore, the handhold formed by the cut line 11 and the fold line 12 is inserted into the hole 14. - Even if you carry it with the case body 1 vertically,
The kimono stored inside the kimono through the tatami paper 23 does not move, so it is convenient to carry, and the kimono does not lose its shape, and the kimono does not fold in half when carried. This eliminates the drawbacks of conventional products, such as wrinkles in the folded part of the kimono.

In addition, by pressing the tatami paper 23 on all sides with the upper and lower pressing pieces 5, the left and right pressing pieces 5', and the inner pressing pieces 13,
It came to be used to press the wipes when making a kimono.

In addition, in the present invention, the inner presser piece 13 is bent along the line 1.
When folded inward from 2, the part surrounded by the cut line 11 and the bend line 12 remains as it is, and the hand can be held in the hole 14.
Since it can be used as such, the inner presser piece 13 is made separately from the case body 1.

There is no need to go through the trouble of pasting it on the right side panel 3, and the entire case is made up of just a single case body 1 made of cardboard or the like, so the structure is simple and can be manufactured at low cost. According to the present invention, in addition to the kimono, the obi can also be folded and stored as appropriate.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the implementation of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a front view showing the inner surface when the case main body is opened, FIG. 2 is a front view showing the state of use, FIG. 3 is a side view of the same, and FIG. Figure 4 is a bottom view of the same, and Figure 5 is a top and bottom view of the case with a tatami paper containing a kimono placed on the inner surface of the right side panel of the case body. Right: A perspective view of the case where the inner presser piece is bent inward to press the tatami paper on all sides. Figure 6 shows the center folded part of the case body in the same state of use, and the handle shows the hole and inner presser part. FIG. 1... Case body made of cardboard etc., 2...
...Bending line, 3...Left and right side plates, 4.
4'...Two bending lines, 5...Upper and lower presser pieces, 5'...Left and right side presser pieces, 5a
...Outer edge, 6, 6'...Bending line, 7...Insert piece, 8...Bending line, 9... Notch, 10... Insertion hole, 11... Cut line, 12... Bending line, 13... Inner presser piece, 14...・
・Handle is hole, 15... Stop string, 16...
・Stopper, a...Short interval.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The left and right side plates 3 are formed symmetrically around a bending line 2 formed in the center of the case body 1 made of cardboard or the like, and are arranged in parallel with a short distance a on the top, bottom, left and right sides. The upper and lower presser pieces 5 and the left and right side presser pieces 5' are integrally formed through the two formed bending lines 4 and 4', and the upper and lower presser pieces 5, left and right side presser pieces are connected to each other. Piece 5
Form diagonal bending lines 6, 6' at the outer corner portions of the upper and lower presser pieces 5, respectively, and bend the upper and lower presser pieces 5 at portions near the corners of the outer edges 5a of the upper and lower presser pieces 5. The insertion piece 7 is integrally formed via a bending line 8, a notch 9 is provided at the base of the insertion piece 7, and an insertion hole 10 is provided at the outer corner portion of the left and right pressing pieces 5', and the insertion piece 7 is bent. Cut lines 11 are provided on the left and right side plates 3 near the approximate center of the line 2 on three inside sides, top and bottom, left and right, and a bend line 1 is provided on the outside of the cut lines 11.
2, and the part surrounded by the incision line 11 and the bending line 12 is used as an inner presser piece 13, and the inner presser piece 13 is bent inward from the bending line 12, and this part is used as a handle. This portable kimono case is provided with a hole 14, a fastening string 15, and a stopper 16 on the outside of the left and right side plates 3, respectively.